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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
4
Local delivery details for The Seattle Star published by Star Publishing Co list daily issues except Sunday and prices per week or month. The notice mentions subscription handling, mail delivery options, and a renewal process with a post office readdress note.
A discussion argues for a direct people's lobby to influence Congress rather than private interest groups. It cites President Roosevelt as an effective public lobbyist and notes how independent and municipal leagues have shown how organized citizen action can shape legislation and keep lawmakers aligned with public interests.
The piece contrasts extravagant wealth with frugal, misery ridden lives. It cites Samuel Dunlap in Ireland who lived simply for 40 years despite a large estate, Soloderaikego the Russian millionaire who spent sparingly while giving to charity, and M Colisean of France whose wealth did not spare personal tragedy. It argues happiness does not come from riches but prudent spending.
A brief notice highlights a royal subject’s formal court scene alongside a separate piece about a man and children linked by a shared thread. The items reflect domestic and ceremonial themes in a period-voice register.
A narrator recalls a park afternoon with a Princess in a withered leg, her following, and a shared humble lunch on a green spot under an oak. The group later sees the Princess in a pitiful chair being wheeled by Johnnie while Otto collects flowers, leaving a moment of quiet dignity and gratitude.
Piper Taft's at 1024-26 Secondary offers a full line of photographic and dark room supplies. Bring your plates or we will develop them for you at a very reasonable charge.
Ed White the tailor at 2049 Collinge Ride offers custom garments with distinctive snaps and fine craftsmanship aimed at discerning clients. The informal note highlights his skilled tailoring and specialty in high quality dress items.
Dr James H Lyong argues against relying on railways to protect Seattle water. He warns laxity or venality of railway workers could contaminate current and future water supplies and urges the city to avoid such risks for safety and self interest.
The Star presents a third article by Ming Elanine May Gelding on the Beglieh side stroke. It describes lying on a side, alternating arms, and a short hard kick to build endurance for female swimmers.
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, will arrive in Seattle from Portland for several days. He said Portland and Seattle may be extended to Spokane and a new low grade route from Tacoma via Pasco to Spokane is being conveyed to freight traffic. The Tacoma to Portland line may operate by electricity. Traveling with Hill are Lewie W. Hill Howard Elliott W L Darling A H Hogeland C M Levy F Palmer Cory Hutchinson born from St Paul Tacoma and New York
In an unexpected move, Mr. Watson steps down from his role at the Bonney Watson company, leaving behind a wife and daughter. The firm did not announce immediate successor plans and will continue operations under interim leadership.
Weather Observer Salisbury notes July is the warmest on record since 1996. The piece cites a 1994 July high of 74 degrees for 16 days with no rain, and reports this month’s average temperature about four degrees above the 1494 record.
A collage of clipped snippets includes a minister’s dispute over singing, a joke about a girl, a post office verdict on a fake potato company, notes on genealogy and German heirs, a jail romance, a dramatic train wreck, and a tragic pair’s fate. Several names emerge in a wavering mosaic.
Two men resemble each other and attract attention as prisoners on a Monta Fe train car. Joe Jefferson of Antonio Co. Tessas and Al Levis discuss past marriages and capture details as the sheriff recounts years of roaming and a 1884 Waco arrival.
The funeral for Bro A H Murphy is set for Monday July 14 1904 from the Reaney Watson company parlors at Third Ave and Columbia St at 1 pm Eagles are urged to attend by J J Waller W Pres and Frank Dowd attest.
William Rice Watson longtime traveling man and real estate figure dies at his family home 769 Belmontay. He belonged to Lafayette lodge No 16 F and A M and to the Eagles. Cremation scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with funeral services to follow.
The piece urges readers to save and prepare for opportunities by depositing weekly earnings with Security Saving and Safe Deposit Co, offering 6 percent interest. It frames saving as a path out of a risky life and a way to seize future chances.
A new Michigan maple floor in the pavilion at Leschi Park promises a premier dancing venue tonight. Wagner's orchestra will perform the concert, drawing attendees to the event and highlighting the park's refined entertainment options.
The Armature Club tennis tourney opened with mixed doubles action as Anderson and Nalinger defeated Bhenneon and Crawford. Burnside beat Denny, Moore defeated Vareons, and Shannon topped Crawt. Miss Stimaon won 6 0 6 1, while Snyder beat an opponent 2 6 2.
Detective McClurg closes lead on W. T. Hendry who forged a note for a Georgetown Wilkins proprietor. Hendry lies in jail awaiting ion proceedings.
The Paris house in the district will be closed by order of Chief Wappens house for reliable work. Call G F Plumbing Co. at 221 Pine for prompt attention.
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